Aneisha Beveridge
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Rents soar with most deprived areas surging in popularity
Tenants in England and Wales spent a whopping £71.5 billion on rent in 2022 – almost the same as the entire forecast corporation tax intake.
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Property sale profit tops £100k for first time
The average profit from a sale in England and Wales is now £108k, Hamptons says.
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Rising rents slowing exodus of landlords from market, says Hamptons
More landlords are buying properties but figures overall are still down year-on-year as Government policies sting sector.
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‘Proceedables’ are ruling the market, says Hamptons
Research into buyers shows that the vast majority of recent transactions have not involved chains and that home movers need to be chain-free to have a chance of buying.
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Investors flock to high-yield rental markets as inflation bites
Hamptons says mini boom this year could make up for the shrinkage seen in recent years caused by government policies.
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Landlords shunning older properties as minimum EPC band law looms
Over half of investors are looking for upgraded older properties or newbuilds as huge cost of EPC upgrades hits the market.
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Stamp duty deadline is speeding up landlord consolidation
Hamptons says 15% of all sales last month were larger landlords rushing to hoover up properties being sold by exiting smaller operators.
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Rural rents rocket as urban tenant escape to the country
Latest research from Hamptons International shows a 5.5% monthly rent hike in rural areas while cities sagged by 5.3%.
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Industry predicts: “What happens when the housing boom ends?”
Leading housing market commentators tell Reuters and The Negotiator what next year and beyond holds for estate agents.
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Landlord exodus from Airbnb to traditional lets accelerates
The phenomenon is most acute in London where the stay-cation holiday, foreign tourist and corporate short-lets markets are vastly reduced in volume.
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